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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-30
TEXAS DEADLOCK.

Z he Twenty-tirst Ballot Fails 10 Ma<'
tcriaily Change the situation.
AUSTIN, TEX. Jan. 20.-The deadlock
in the Legislature over the election Of q
Senator to succeed Mr.. Maxey continues
unbroken. Eight ballots we're taken, the
last being the twenty-frst in consecutive
order. 1t resulted: Maxey 46, Reagan
56, ireland -. A motion that the Senate
Withdraw ron the joint session was de-
feated twice, but prevailed the third time
by one majority. An adjournment was
taken untii 10 o'clock on Monday.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-30
TIE NIntthc,ys Cnsc.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-In the secret
sesslon Of The Senate this afternoon seaa-
tor ingalls, ofered IN the form OF a reso-
luton letter TO the President IN reply to
the message sent by him to the senate
some weeks since giving his reasons for
renominatins j. q. Matthews to be Re.
corder OF Deeds for this District. The lei-
ter went over under objection, and viii
come up at the next secret session. Its
purpose Ia stated to b. to correct the inn
preston which prevails to some extent
that Matthew's was rejected because Of
bis color and that the nomination was
lGade party question by the Senate.
Mrs EmmOns Declared Sane.
WARRINGTON, Jan. 29-rhe Jury in the
T'mmons lunacy trial has rendered "a ver-
dicL thar Mrs. Emmois IS sane, and cap
able oi manaEi ing her own AFFAIRS.
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srILL 80 cnoIcE IN wEsr vIRalNIA.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, Jan. 29.-Tba
Legislature IN Joint assembly to-day cast
It's NTH ballot for United States senator.
IL resulted: Camden 81, Wiley 81, Bur-
dette (Greenbacker) 8, Judge johnson 4,
Jonn Brannon 3, A. +. Hammond 2,
George Wilson, II. q. simons and l.. >.
Newman, | each.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-30

WAsHGNGrON, Jan. 29.-Fire in tho
ordnance shop at the navy yard this even
ing caused loss OF about $4,000 10 the
.DulldIng and its contents.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-30
INDIANAS BALLOT5.

INDIANAPoLIs, IND, Jan. 29.-The
Legislature met in joint convention at
noon to-day and took ballot. There
were a large number OF pairs in both
houses and but seyenty-tOur members
were present. The ballot resulted: Tur-
pie. -; Allen, 3. The Republicans re-
trained from voting.
, 1887-06-21
STAGE HELD UP.
Missouri the Scene of an Old
Fashioned Robbery.
Preller's Murderer Sentenced
to be Hanged.
Denver Thinks 1t Has Discov-
cred Natural Gas.
Stage

BALDWIN, st. Louis county, Mo-, June
20. The Baldwin & Manchester stage
which runs from here to Barrett's, on the
Missouri Pacific, twice a day, was stopped
this afternoon about 6 o'clock when re
turning at about half a mile from Barrett $
by three masked men. The men were
concealed In the thick u~nderbrush which
skirts the road on both sides near what is
known as Sugar creek bridge, and as this
stage with its fifteen passengers APP
preached the robbers advanced with
drawn revolvers and ordered Mr.. Ben
nett, the driver, to stop and the pas
sengers to fall in line. There is
some dispute as to the actual number of
men engaged in the robbery, some of the
passengers claiming that there were,six
drawn revolvers concealed in the under
brush, in case any resistance should be
offered. The masks worn were made of
red handkerchiefs, with holes cut into
them, and one man had the sleeve of an
undershirt drawn over his head as the
only covering. Considering the amount
of money and valuables, the robbers made
a poor haul, securing only about $3.50 ont
of at estimated $500 in money and
7aluables in the possession of the passen-
gers.
, 1887-06-21

ST. LOUIS, June 2O-Maxwell, alias
Brooks. the murderer of Preller, is to BIZ
hanged. The supreme court refuses to
reverse the decision of the lower court.
The prisoner was unoficially notified by
his attorneys yesterday and was very much
detected, saying hat his trial was a farce.
Brooks counsel will now, it is said. move
for a re-hearing of the case, and if this
fails an attempt will be made to get it
before the United States court on consti-
t%utional points. The date of execution
was fixed for July IL.
, 1887-06-21

RoN< that arc fretful, peevish.
oNoSSo cross, or troubled with
Windy Collie, Teething Pains. or
Stomach Disorders, can be relieved
at once by using Acker's Baby soother.
Il contains NO Opium or Morphine,
hence Is safe. Price 26 cents. Sold by
DIR. w, N. Hunt.
, 1887-06-21
Natural Gas in Colorado.

DENVER, July 20.-Messrs. j. j.
Thomas & Co., of this city, have been
prospecting some land they own eighteen
miles nsrth of Denver for coal. At a
depth of 200 feet they encountered some
Of the black diamonds with a drill, aud
since that time they have sunk ~itty-six
feet deeper. They were surprised the
other day on touching a match to the
water which flows through the basin to
see it ignite. The chamber of commerce
which has been talking of making an ex
peri-nental boring for gas, has concluded
to aid the gentlemen in continuing the
sinking of their well and if gas in sufficient
qualities can be found it will be piped
into the city and utilized.
, 1887-06-21
A Murderer Captured.

New YORK, June 2O.-Before Com,
missioner Osborne to day Lucien Marine,
who arrived from France on Saturday,
was remanded to Ludlow street Jail pend
ing the arrival of extradition papers.
Marine is charged with having murdered
and robbed his uncle in France. At the
sight of a bundle of bloodstained clothing
and a murderous looking knife and pistol
found among his luggage he covered
guilty ana dropped his eyes to the floor.
, 1887-06-21

CHICAGO, June 20.-The. keynote of
to-day's trading may be found in one
word, ~''staGnation. This is the calm
following the storm. The houses that
went down with the bursted wheat clique
are completely tied up in a network of
litigation and weeks must elapse before
some concerns will be able to know where
they stand, while months will be required
to straighten out the affairs of the larger
firms. The transactions of the clearing
house of the board of trade aggregated
5 1853, 900 as against 81, 764, 900 the pre-
vious week. Wheat is very dull and
lower.
, 1887-06-21
A Vessel Wrecked

SAN Francisco, June 2O.-The British
bark Alton, en- route from Newcastle,
New South Wales, to San Diego, was
totally wrecked on Lisinski island, in the
South sea, May &c. The officers and
crew were saved. She had a cargo of
coal, and the vessel and cargo, valued at
100000, were insured in English com
panies.
, 1887-06-21

Mining Location notices at Leader Office.
, 1887-06-21

WithOmt exception, the
finest lime of spring and
summer NndertUear tn
plain and fancy stripes is
TO be found at w. Marks,
Eddy street.
, 1887-06-21
CHEYENNE CARRIAGE co.
i

SN~o the Children. They are es.
oNSS pecially liable to sudden
Colds, Coughs, Group. Whooping Cough,
etc. We guarantee Acker's English
Remedy a positive cure. 1t saves
hours of anxious watching. Sold by
DR.. w. N. Hunt.
, 1887-06-21

| have a full line of shoes, Just re-
ceived, Come and buy a pair while the
stock is unbroken. Can suit you.
A. PoLACK, The Clothier.
, 1887-06-21

Ranch lodgonS MANUFACTURED by us
our climate much better than East
york. Call and get our reduced
, 1887-06-21

Archives & historical Dept; Cheyenne, uyo.
, 1887-06-21

Facial neuralgia and toothache are in
simultaneously relieved by st. Jacobs oil.
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4 itltl lIau,s hiucltuutipuB,

The Chicago Ntps, which has been par.
ticulsrly fortunate in being able to give
the world great deal concerning NIr.
Blsine's European tour Of which Mr..
BIsine is entirely ignorant, has been dis.
covering some moro Of tho same kind.
Tho particular discovery this time is
that Mr.. Blaine has postponed his Wait
10 Bsrlin until later in tho season,
60 that ho msy place himse.i in the wsy
OF the grcndees and compel them to pay
him Rocial attentions that may help him
to capture the German vote. To make the
mater all the wote, he has go bswi!ched
Minister Psadleton that that rock.ribbed
Dsmoc.at has fallen in with his schemipe
md hiss actually become party to biz
diaholicsl plans.
For this Mr.. Blaine will have to be pun
iShed in gore way-perhaps by telling
him that since his absence We have Co.
cidsd that he is not eligible to the Presi-
dsncy, and that acceptance Of nomina-
ton will be regarded as capital oGense.
As for Minister Psndleton, the Preaident
must DO advised OF bis treason and in
formed that his head is aeriouely wanted
on charger. This kind Of thing must be
rebuked Ia come sort Of way.
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Ghe QatelliQeltre'r,
wuEELrSo,w ~. va. sErrE nnEH 20. 1913
A Ltt,lS Food For Gossip.

There Ia acme difference In tho accounts
OF Mrs. Clsveland's bearing towards Gov
eruor Foraker and his vile on the ocea-
sion OF tho Prenldengs reception In Phila'
t,elphia. Ono account Gays that Mrs.
Cleveland turned her back as Gov
ernor and lire. Foraker came up.
Another Gays that che did not turn her
back, bu. that she did roiuss the Cover
nor's hand and otherwise treated coldly
him and his wife. Nearly al accounts
agree that the reception Of Governor and
Mrs. Foraker was no. cordial, tho only ex'
ceptlon being those accounts which cay
that nothing Of tho sort happened. On
this alleged incident arc baued various
commente. 4-=
Tho wifo Of the Precedent is no part Of
the Government OF tho United Slater,
Whatever relation ehs msy bear to the
personal governmental Of the President. II
this instance the wi:e Of tho President 10 Q
woman OF good breeding who charms NJ
with whom che com:a in contact. It vii
always require very positive proof te
make the people bsliuve anything.to be!
detriment. ~
But tho point involved in this particula,
case is that ii tho Presidents wife did no
feel like being gracious to Gov. Foraker
tho. WAS her affair and there would b.
nothing in it to breed q riot. The Gov
ernmept would go on just the came. Thor
was 80 much Of real importance and 81
much that was pleasant in the Philadel
phia celebration, that 1t /, waste Of tint
70 look for the other kind OF thing.
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Maggie Brown is quito sick.
s. II. King and vile are visiting friends
in Jefferson"
"Pond Lilly" has gone TO Warren Ridge
to visit Rosebud" ~
ALI Crippen, Of smithfsld, spont Sun.
day With friends in town. u
Michael pinkerton, Of Martins Ferry,
moved here this laat week. -
Ella Jackson has returned from a pleas.
ant visit at New Cumberland. ses5
George Lewis won't to smithleld on
Sunday to attend the tunsra! OF his uncle.
John Brown and wife, OF ut. Pleasant,
visited hia brother, Washington, on Sun
day. - .e,'7.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 7. King a,o visiting
iriends in Marion, Ohio. Will King Is
tending the grocery in their Absence.
The miners went to work on Tuesday
st 20 cents per ton aud pay twics per
month. Sixty men ara already employed.
Asa King made tho frat brick as.the
now pottery; they have made fifteen
thousand for . beginning. The machinery
gives sati.iaction.
Tho citizens here wore shocked at hear.
Ing Of tho Sad and sudden death Of Icaac
Lewia, n former resident Of this village.
Tbs unfortunate man was driving down a
eteep hill near his home at smi.hiald,
when the end gate foil out frightening the
horses, when he fell forward e1a the cider
barre!s, with which the w9Soa WIS load
ed, fell on him, and bio wal teyfibly man.
eled and bruised, and only lived G few
houra, never regaining conaciousness. 81
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lc[LAn1,ssnI,unal ;,rA,,rrEns.I8
Tho blue and Gray-An Editor Indicted 70
z glNgrlugl Criminal Libel, M,


i'i.NY5 Criminal Libel. IL
eptcia! Correspondence oftM Intelligence.
a CLAnKspuEa, w. VA, Sept. @1S.-The
ancient city Of Clarksburg has been quite
lively for tho past two weeks. First came
the Big Reunion Of the Blue and Gray,
which brought from ten 10 twelve thous.
and people together, who completely
b,ldeed over the bloody chasm and spent
two days In rejoicing together. The old
boys really had good time, not single
incident occurring to mar the harmony Of
tho occasion. The Reunion was indeed q
grand success. Z, fla AZ
Lat Tuesday our Circuit Court com.
menced. Many were on the qui rire con.
csrhing what tho grand Jury would do.
When Judge Fleming delivered hIa
ien5eu against tho public's peace that Of
criminal libel. This made certain editor
shake In his boots. lie placed spies near
the entrance Of tho grand jury roam to die.
cover who paassd Ia to givo testimony DO.
ioro that body. Thcte were few 1nsm.
bers Of that; body who were prospective
candidates for county Offices, who were
very unwilling TO find indictments against
tho aforesaid editor for fear no would
slime them over. The grand Jury on Fri
day brought in two presentments, ont
against W. F. Richards for libel, and ont
against Lee II. Vance for miedemeanol
(unlswiul tshooting.) The jury will NEE
again on Monday, October 8, to revise III
work, II 1t needs revision, and to finish W
tho unfinished work. ga 2sssl
| Richards was presented for the libelou
paragraphs which exasperalod Vance ant
caused him to shoot Richards, and Vance
was presented for shooting him. Tht
writer learaB that 1t was difficult for thi
grand Jury to get sufficient number 0
ils body to consent 10 preeent Vance, o,
the account OF Richards having mad.
himself 30 obnoxious by his indiscriminat,
abuse Of tho best citizsns Of the county o
both political parties. ,3tt
| We arc rejoicing here over our contem
plated water works and general boom
a. l#7 tAN l7falIss -5F.rNl' .I'.-gT AKRON .
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DIED.

ID
DAEHART-On Sunday morning, September IS.
1857. a! 6 O'clock, WILLIAa DAnn1Rr. in the
18TH year oil his age. " aa rsg'7
The funeral will ,akc place from his late residence
on Dogs Run, this tTucsday) afternoon at
O'Clock. Friends Of tho family are Invited.
1nlcrmout at Nj Zion Cemetery.
6TMpS0S- On Sunday, September IS, 1857, at 4
O'Clock r; X, I zziE, daughter OF Kate and the
late William Simpson, aged 20 Year,. J5fe
Funeral viii take place from tho residence Of her
mother, 1li6 sccolioch street, this Tueadayj
morning at $3.50 o'clock. Requiem, mass at
Cathedral at O'Clock. Frieuda Of tho family
Invited 10 attend Interment at Nj. Calvary
Cemetery. 5l
RIRELDAFFER-At Buckhaunon. u. Va, on
Monday afternoon, September 10, 1887, ut
O'clock. WILLIAM HOWARD. eldest son Of Rev.
William G. and Jane RlheldalTrr, In the I'D
year OF his age Ef- ',ta rF+a tg'.NG ffsEEst q
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CLEVELAND Il WHEELING. !
81, 100000 to DO borrowed for Construc.in
------- TIM Exfausiun. ~ = y

81, 900, 900 to DO borrowed for Constructing
tho Extension. 4}55s
Canton Rtposltory.
a special meeting Of the atoczholdersof
tho Cleveland 4 Wheeling Railroad Com.
|pany was held this morning &. the princi-
PM otlics Of the company in tho Cleva-
land & Canton Depot pursuant to cal!
issued in July for the following purposes:
To sec II the holders Of q majority ofsuch
stock as entitled by Law to vote thereon,
will give their consent that the preaent
capital stock may be increased by Issuing
fourteen thousand nine hundred and
eishtJ.eisht additional shares OF common
etock Of tho par value Of one hundred dol
lars share, and for Tho purpose CT pro-
viaipg Tor borrowing money 10 locste, con-
atsuct and equip itn proposed liao OF rail
way, and for the further purpose OF au-
thorizins the company to execute end ia-
sue lite securities therefor snd secure tho
payment thereof by pledge OF the proper
ty and Income of the company by mort
gage or otherwise, or to do or act any
thing thereon. Z,
It took but short time to transact the
buaineea for which the meeting YVES hold,
and the reauit was that it IVES voted 10 in
crease the capital stock OF the road Is ST.
100000 and TO mortgage the properly Of
tho road for sl,500,O00, 30 40 to secure
money for the location, construction and
equipment Of the road. F,'
The Cleveland 4 Wheeling railrosd as
contemplated is merely continuation OF
tho Cleveland Il Canton from the termi.
nus Of its Sherrodsville brsnch at sher.
rockville to Wheeling, ". Va, through
Bowc1ato1u, and has been hitherto fully
eet forth. Tha extension has been in con-
temptation by tho Cleveland & Canton
company from tho time the building Of
the latter road was commenced, and has
been kept in view by the officials Of the
road ever since, with tho intention Of its
accomplishment as foon ss practicable.
The time hiss now arrived for putting the
plan into execution, as the result OF the
Cleveland 4 Wheeling meeting Of today
clearly indicates, and work may be ex.
Pected to commence. When this extsn-
sion ia completed, Canton will be the cen.
ter Of IN important through line Of rail-
road from Lake Eria 10 the Ohio river.
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BATTERY !, FInsr ARTILLERY.

How It Saved the HnEerstown Road ned tho
Center OF tho Army. %f
10 the Editor Of tho intt'ttgcncer. 3t&h $t
In accordance with your invitation to
old soldiers to rseits aome Of their expsr-
fences in tho last war 1send tho following:
On tho morning Of September II, 1862,
Battery l, First United States Artillery,
belonging TO tho second diviOion, second
corps, commanded by General Sumner,
was laying in reserve, when Adjntant
Howe came galloping toward ua, and or.
dered Lieutenant. Woodruff, who bad
commsnd Of tho battery, generally called
Ricketts, Battery by the mon OF hogecond
corps) 10 60 to tho front limo % fast as the
horses could get there, as the rebels were
pressing us hard, and onr men were fal.
| Ing back. When we arrived ut the front
We commenced firing OF once; the rebo!s
were then coming through the woods near
q white school house on charge, intend
ing to capture our batleiB. When with.
in about twenty yards Of us they halted,
and the command visa given, Don't fro
until you geo their flag waye." This &C.
CURED about two minutes aiterwasd, and
such a FIRE OF canister was sent into their
ranks that no mortal men could e.und
and they broke and lied. The fight lated
about ten minutes, but long enough to
gave tho Hagefs.own road and tho center
Of tho army. There wore nearly 800 dead
JohnniGs in front Of the battery, which
shows that the desperate charge thcae
bravo mon made waH fully equal to tbs
ono made on cur corps at tho battle Of
Gettysburg by plckst's division, only with
fewer numbers. In this fight General
Bedgwick, who commanded our division,
was wounded twice, but would no. leave
the field until he Baw the battery was uaia
and the rebels repulsed. We all eaw the
blood streaming from hia body. Who
would not fight with auch commander
Our battery was complimented by General
Mcclellan personally in the afternoon.
FRED EpERLE,
Formerly Of Co. I, Firat U. s. Artillery
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AN IDEAL HUNTING GROUND.
Tho Great Cheat Itiver Hunting Preserved

Tho Great Cheat liver Hunting Preserved
- In Order. E. MIX
Attorney VS.. Edwards returned yes.
terday atter q iortnights absence from the
city. Mr.. Edwardu is a member Of the
Cheat Mountain Spostsmen's Association.
which is one Of the srandent things OF it's
kind in this country. The association has
ninety membcrs, the majority Of whom
nre wealthy manufacturers OF Wheel
ing and Pittsburgh. They hnvo a
hunting lease on TO- 900 acres Of land
on the Cumberland \. range, In Poca-
hontss and Randolph counties, the highest
aud most densely wooded land in the State.
A building for the convenience OF the
is about completed. It is sixty
by forty feet, two stories high, and made
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BABIES That are irsttal, pcovlsh, cross
OF troubled with Windy Collie, Toething
Pains or Stomach Disorders, eau ba re.
lieved at onco by using Acker's Baby
Soother. 1t contains no Opium or Nor
phine, hence is cafe. Price Is cent?. Sold
by Logan 4 Co., O. r, Goethe, Chca. Men.
kemiller, K 3. Burt aud Bowie Bros. s Z
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SAVE the Children. They are especially
liable to sudden Colds, Coughs, Group,
Whooping Cough, etc. We guarantee
Acker'a Engl!sh Remedy d positive cnre.
1t saves houro Of anxious watching Sold
BY Logan \ Co., Q. +. Goetze, @. Menke-
miller, r. B. Bu.t and Bowie Bros. "a d n
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DuEAKFAsr BUDGET,

Jay Gould is buying Louisiana land
contiguous to his railway aystem.
Among Mrs. Clevsland's giita ct Phila-
delphia were two pair Of colored clippers.
Premier Crispi, Of Italy, was common
soldier ct Ga,ibsldi's glorious thousaud."
Please gat Jour battercakea ready. The
new molssses crop is coming into market.
King Humbert, Of Italy, 10 only 43 years
old, hut his hair is nearly white. lie Is
the hardest-To.scd monarch in Europe.
Tho Republican having got the city print.
ing 10 formerly designated by tho council
as tho official psper Of the city OF Omaha.
Tho President has made the Grand
Army veterans his enemies, and the De.
mocrscy loysG him for the enemies he hos
made. &; FL a.
Henry George wants to haye few
rounds With Governor Hill on the question
OF taxation, on come convenient New
York fair ground. a45-, rs
Mr.. Robert Fleury, the Belgian artist,
is 50 yesra old, bu. atill Yields his brushes,
and last year exhibited portrait Of his
son at tho Paris Salon.
General A. r. Lawton, Minister to Aus.
tria. ex-ConladcrGte Quartermaster Gen.
eral, has contributed to the New York
Stars Grant monument fund.
Hay and Nicolay are said to be- coming
70 more personal part Of their Lincoln
history In the Century. Tho nsxt year
they will deal with the civil and military
history Of the early part Of tho war.
Johns Hopkins University holds II 900
aheres OF Baltimore & Ohio stock, which
has deadly yielded $4,000 in income,
The institution may really DO much crip.
pled by the depreciation Of this iny&s.-
ment.
Tho now Thiera monument Is BY far
the fncat in Pere La Chaise. It ia chanel
aud above the entrance 1t bears in Letters
Of gold on q tablet o. green porphy,y the
legend chosen by Theirs himself: "Pa-
tram dilexit. Verltaten co!uit."
Princess Clementine. youngest dauph.
ter Of tho King and Queen Of the Bel.
2ians, has attained hoz fifteenth year and
has consequently taken her place, accord.
ing to the established etiquette OF tho CON
tinsnt, among the manageable princesses
OF Europe. rs
Oae OF the n,addest women in New
York has been Mrs. Frank Leslie, whose
Dix trunks were examined and re.exam-
ined at tho Custom House, and then 70.
vealed nothing technically dutiable but
six yards OF poplip, piece Of drcss pat
torn and some photographs, duty SIS 80.
She claims one Of the inupectresses had
spite against one OF the men Of her party,
Collector Msgone seems to think no would
have passed the articles without duty. s11s
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pittsburgh md aetura.

I Commencing Sunday, Jure 5, and con.
tinuiug every Sunday until further notice
the Baltimore 4 Ohio will, cell excursion
tickets to Pittsburgh and rstr.n at low
rate Of 81 so, and to Washington, Pa., and
return at 81 90. .rrainn leNve at S and
$40 4. NJ, returning arrive ut aud II: 10
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Charlie Knickesbocker-"I tell you, our
club room 10 going to be fixed up fine. 1: 1t
is going to have all the home comforts.n
M,s Kuickorbocker with a snces) "--And
when is, our home to Lsyo all the club
comforts ?" II Sssa K 5.7lIJ